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1The Cooking Thread Empty The Cooking Thread Wed Nov 06 2013, 18:28

doffcocker

doffcocker
Ivan Campo
Ivan Campo

I'm a fantastic cook. I'd even go as far as to say I'm the best cook I've ever been. I don't suppose many Nuts posters can say the same. I bet the best some of our regulars can serve up their other halves is a chicken and mushroom Pot Noodle, which is why I've set up this thread. I'm going to kick start it with one of my favorites that I reckon could be the recipe that kick starts some posters' love lives.

For "Asian Style Mackerel" two people, you'll need:

2 limes
4 tablespoons of sesame oil
4 tablespoons of soy sauce
1 red chilli pepper
1 garlic clove
An inch of fresh ginger
A few spring onions
2 raw mackerel fillets
2 tablespoons of runny honey
A handful of mint leaves
A lug of olive oil
A handful of coriander leaves
2 cups of basmati rice

1. Start boiling your rice.
2. Grate the lime skin into a bowl, before squeezing in the juice of both.
3. Grate in the ginger and garlic.
4. Chop your spring onions into small pieces, before adding to the bowl.
5. Chop the pepper finely, removing all seeds and add them to the bowl, along with coriander.
6. Add the honey, oils and soy sauce and stir.
7. Get a frying pan steaming hot before throwing in your mackerel fillets, skin side down. Use the plastic utensil thing usually used for frying eggs for which I don't know the name, to press down on the fish. Cook until the flesh is no longer pink, before flipping it over and cooking for a final minute.
8. Serve fish on a bed of rice, covered in sauce previously prepared and mint leaves.

To be honest, fried mackerel fucking stinks. On second thoughts it won't kick start anybody's love life, but I'll leave it up because I've written it now.

Please add your favorite recipes and feedback on any that you may have a crack at.

2The Cooking Thread Empty Re: The Cooking Thread Wed Nov 06 2013, 18:52

Reebok Trotter

Reebok Trotter
Nat Lofthouse
Nat Lofthouse

I love Mackerel so I might have a go at your recipe. ( With a lot of help from my other half )

3The Cooking Thread Empty Re: The Cooking Thread Wed Nov 06 2013, 19:38

boltonbonce

boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Nat Lofthouse

You pretentious bastards! Open a tin like normal men. Nothing I cook takes more than 4 minutes. Mind you,it's shite,but what the hell.

4The Cooking Thread Empty Re: The Cooking Thread Wed Nov 06 2013, 19:40

karlypants

karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
Nat Lofthouse

boltonbonce wrote:You pretentious bastards! Open a tin like normal men. Nothing I cook takes more than 4 minutes. Mind you,it's shite,but what the hell.
lol! 

5The Cooking Thread Empty Re: The Cooking Thread Wed Nov 06 2013, 20:46

gloswhite

gloswhite
Guðni Bergsson
Guðni Bergsson

boltonbonce wrote:You pretentious bastards! Open a tin like normal men. Nothing I cook takes more than 4 minutes. Mind you,it's shite,but what the hell.
Very Happy Made me chuckle

6The Cooking Thread Empty Re: The Cooking Thread Wed Nov 06 2013, 21:51

Copper Dragon

Copper Dragon
Ivan Campo
Ivan Campo

Mackerel is well tasty.

Last year my nephew caught three mackerel whilst fishing on a boat off the Farne islands.

Within an hour an half they were on the barbecue, fresh as a daisy. I actually wanted to try little slices raw with a few Asian flavours like Hugh Fearnley Sittingbottom did.

7The Cooking Thread Empty Re: The Cooking Thread Wed Nov 06 2013, 22:06

karlypants

karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
Nat Lofthouse

I'm one for Mackerel as well.  I usually buy the smoked with peppercorns I think it is from the supermarket. :good: 

8The Cooking Thread Empty Re: The Cooking Thread Wed Nov 06 2013, 22:13

Reebok Trotter

Reebok Trotter
Nat Lofthouse
Nat Lofthouse

Copper Dragon wrote:

Within an hour an half they were on the barbecue, fresh as a daisy. I actually wanted to try little slices raw with a few Asian flavours like Hugh Fearnley Sittingbottom did.
I think I watched that programme. Mackerel are the scavengers of the sea just like Prawns which scavenge on the bottom. Scavengers always seem to be the tastiest even they mostly feed on shit. Mackerel is a brown fish whereas most sea fish are white. Mackerel has bags of flavour but I couldn't eat it raw. You get big shoals of them just off the coast of Rhyll where they feed off the effluent spilled out from our sewerage system into the channel!

9The Cooking Thread Empty Re: The Cooking Thread Wed Nov 06 2013, 22:21

karlypants

karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
Nat Lofthouse

Reebok Trotter wrote:
Copper Dragon wrote:

Within an hour an half they were on the barbecue, fresh as a daisy. I actually wanted to try little slices raw with a few Asian flavours like Hugh Fearnley Sittingbottom did.
I think I watched that programme. Mackerel are the scavengers of the sea just like Prawns which scavenge on the bottom. Scavengers always seem to be the tastiest even they mostly feed on shit. Mackerel is a brown fish whereas most sea fish are white. Mackerel has bags of flavour but I couldn't eat it raw. You get big shoals of them just off the coast of Rhyll where they feed off the effluent spilled out from our sewerage system into the channel!
I take it you don't eat sushi RT?

Raw fish can taste a hell of a lot better than cooking where you can lose flavour but as you say it depends where the fish has been caught as you can obviously get sick off raw fish from what they have ingested prior.



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10The Cooking Thread Empty Re: The Cooking Thread Wed Nov 06 2013, 22:25

boltonbonce

boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Nat Lofthouse

Dace is nice. Fried in butter with mushrooms.

11The Cooking Thread Empty Re: The Cooking Thread Wed Nov 06 2013, 22:29

Reebok Trotter

Reebok Trotter
Nat Lofthouse
Nat Lofthouse

karlypants wrote:
I take it you don't eat sushi RT?

I have never tried sushi. Neneh Cherry put me right off!

https://youtu.be/JWsRz3TJDEY

12The Cooking Thread Empty Re: The Cooking Thread Wed Nov 06 2013, 23:45

Angry Dad

Angry Dad
Youri Djorkaeff
Youri Djorkaeff

My beans on toast are second to none.

13The Cooking Thread Empty Re: The Cooking Thread Wed Nov 06 2013, 23:45

Copper Dragon

Copper Dragon
Ivan Campo
Ivan Campo

That greyish meat just underneath the skin is great, well oily.

The 'Burnley' chip oil in town (he's a Burnley fan and the shop is painted Claret and Blue) does battered mackerel.

I know what you're thinking, I thought the same but it's absolutely lovely. afro 

14The Cooking Thread Empty Re: The Cooking Thread Thu Nov 07 2013, 00:16

karlypants

karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
Nat Lofthouse

Angry Dad wrote:My beans on toast are second to none.
Do you specify on a particular brand AD? Laughing 

15The Cooking Thread Empty Re: The Cooking Thread Thu Nov 07 2013, 00:17

karlypants

karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
Nat Lofthouse

Copper Dragon wrote:That greyish meat just underneath the skin is great, well oily.

The 'Burnley' chip oil in town (he's a Burnley fan and the shop is painted Claret and Blue) does battered mackerel.

I know what you're thinking, I thought the same but it's absolutely lovely. afro 
I think that chippy has been on the telly unless I'm wrong?

16The Cooking Thread Empty Re: The Cooking Thread Thu Nov 07 2013, 00:30

Angry Dad

Angry Dad
Youri Djorkaeff
Youri Djorkaeff

karlypants wrote:
Angry Dad wrote:My beans on toast are second to none.
Do you specify on a particular brand AD? Laughing 
Got to be Heinze,tried cross and Blackwell once disgusting little bastards.

17The Cooking Thread Empty Re: The Cooking Thread Thu Nov 07 2013, 00:43

karlypants

karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
Nat Lofthouse

Angry Dad wrote:
karlypants wrote:
Angry Dad wrote:My beans on toast are second to none.
Do you specify on a particular brand AD? Laughing 
Got to be Heinze,tried cross and Blackwell once disgusting little bastards.
I only buy heinz to be honest, the same with the red sauce as well!

18The Cooking Thread Empty Re: The Cooking Thread Thu Nov 07 2013, 00:50

Copper Dragon

Copper Dragon
Ivan Campo
Ivan Campo

karlypants wrote:
Copper Dragon wrote:That greyish meat just underneath the skin is great, well oily.

The 'Burnley' chip oil in town (he's a Burnley fan and the shop is painted Claret and Blue) does battered mackerel.

I know what you're thinking, I thought the same but it's absolutely lovely. afro 
I think that chippy has been on the telly unless I'm wrong?
No, you are correct.

19The Cooking Thread Empty Re: The Cooking Thread Thu Nov 07 2013, 12:41

boltonbonce

boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Nat Lofthouse

Branston beans are nice. But the connoisseur will always choose Heinz.

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